APPSC Group 1 Syllabus 2023 and Exam Pattern PDF {Prelims, Mains}

APPSC Group 1 Syllabus 2023 (Prelims, Mains):  Candidates who are interested in applying for the APPSC Group 1 vacancy can now appear for the APPSC Group 1 Exam by preparing with proper study material. To increase their chances of selection, candidates should familiarize themselves with the APPSC Group 1 Exam Syllabus & Exam Pattern for the Prelims & Mains exams. Moreover, the APPSC Group 1 Syllabus is an essential component for preparing for a specific examination, and candidates must be aware of the most recent syllabus updates that have been released by the authority. In this article, we have discussed the updated APPSC Group 1 Syllabus for the Prelims & Mains Exam based on the latest APPSC Group 1 Exam Pattern.

APPSC Group 1 Syllabus 2023

The recruitment process for the APPSC Group 1 Vacancy involves three stages which are Prelims, Mains, and interviews. Candidates must successfully clear each stage to be considered for final selection. The detailed APPSC Group 1 Exam Syllabus 2023 along with the APPSC Group 1 Previous Question Papers plays an important role to prepare for the recruitment process and ultimately achieve the goal of getting selected. Go through the entire post to know much more information.

APPSC Group 1 Syllabus 2023 Overview

APPSC Group 1 Exam Pattern

Well, from this section, all the candidates can easily know the APPSC Group 1 Exam Pattern 2023 for both the Prelims and Mains examination. With the help of the test pattern, you can be able to know the question paper structure.

APPSC Group 1 Prelims Exam Pattern

In the APPSC Group 1 Prelims Exam, there will be a negative marking of 1/3rd for each incorrect answer. Moreover, questions in the APPSC Group 1 Prelims Exam will be Multiple Choice Questions (Objective).

APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam Pattern

• Candidates who pass the prelims exam must take the APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam.
• The main exam is an offline, traditional format exam.
• Marks obtained in the main exam will be considered in the APPSC Group 1 merit list.
• The English and Telugu papers are qualifying papers and their marks will not be included in the merit list.
• The five remaining papers are General Studies papers, and their marks will be considered in the final list.
• For more information about the APPSC Group 1 main exam, please refer to the detailed exam pattern.

APPSC Group 1 Syllabus for Prelims Exam

Candidates should note that the APPSC Group 1 Prelims Syllabus 2023 includes Paper 1 & Paper 2 which are as follows-

Subjects of Paper 1 – History and Culture, Constitution polity, Social Justice and International relations, Indian and Andhra Pradesh Economy and Planning, and Geography

Subjects of Paper 2 – General Mental Ability, Administrative and Psychological Abilities, Science and Technologies, and Current Events of Regional, National, and International Importance.

APPSC Group 1 Prelims Syllabus for Paper 1

(A) History & Culture

(B) Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations

(C) Indian and Andhra Pradesh Economy & Planning

(D) Geography

APPSC Group 1 Prelims Syllabus for Paper 2

(A) General Mental Ability and Psychological Abilities

(B) Science & Technology

APPSC Group 1 Syllabus for Mains Exam

(A). GENERAL MENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ABILITIES

1. Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability.
2. Number Series, Coding-Decoding.
3. Problems Related to Relations.
4. Shapes and their Sub-sections, Venn Diagram.
5. Problems based on Clocks, Calendar, and Age.
6. Number system and order of Magnitude.
7. Ratio, proportion, and variation.
8. Central Tendencies – mean, median, mode — including weighted mean.
9. Power and exponent, Square, Square Root, Cube Root, H.C.F., and L.C.M.
10. Percentage, Simple and Compound Interest, Profit, and Loss.
11. Time and Work, Time and Distance, Speed and Distance.
12. Area and Perimeter of Simple Geometrical Shapes, Volume, and Surface Area of Spheres, Cones, Cylinders, cubes, and Cuboids.
13. Lines, angels, and common geometrical figures — properties of transverse and parallel lines, properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, rectangles, parallelograms, and rhombi.
14. Introduction to algebra — BODMAS, simplification of weird symbols.
15. Data interpretation, Data Analysis, Data sufficiency, and concepts of Probability.
16. Emotional Intelligence: Understanding and analyzing emotions, Dimensions of
emotional intelligence, coping with emotions, empathy, and coping with stress.
17. Social Intelligence, interpersonal skills, Decision making, Critical thinking, problem
solving and Assessment of personality.

(B) SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

18. Science and Technology: Nature and Scope of Science & Technology; Relevance of Science & Technology to the day to day life; National Policy on Science, Technology, and Innovation; Institutes and Organization in India promoting the integration of Science, Technology, and Innovation, their activities and contribution; Contribution of Prominent Indian Scientists.
19. Information and Communication Technology (ICT): Nature and Scope of ICT; ICT in day-to-day life; ICT and Industry; ICT and Governance – Various government schemes promoting use of ICT, E-Governance programmes and services; Netiquettes; Cyber Security Concerns – National Cyber Crime Policy.
20. Technology in Space & Defence: Evolution of Indian Space Programme; Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) — its activities and achievements; Various Satellite Programmes — Satellites for Telecommunication, Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS), Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) Satellites; Satellites for defense, Eduset or Satellites for academic purposes; Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO)- vision, mission, and activities.
21. Energy Requirement and Efficiency: India’s existing energy needs and deficit; India’s Energy Resources and Dependence, Energy policy of India Government Policies and Programmes. Solar, Wind, and Nuclear energy
22. Environmental Science: Issues and concerns related to the environment; Its legal aspects, policies and treaties for the protection of the environment at the national and the international level; Biodiversity- its importance and concerns; Climate Change, International Initiatives (Policies, Protocols) and India’s commitment; Forest and Wildlife – Legal framework for Forest and Wildlife Conservation in India; Environmental Hazards, pollution, carbon emission, Global warming. National Action Plans on Climate Change and Disaster Management. Biotechnology and Nanotechnology; Nature, Scope and Application, Ethical, Social, and Legal Issues, Government Policies. Genetic Engineering; Issues related to it and its impact on human life. Health & Environment

(C.) CURRENT EVENTS OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE

APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam Syllabus 2023

(1). ESSAY (A minimum of 200 words and a maximum of 20 250 words): Choose any one topic from a list of five. (Descriptive/ analytical/ philosophical/ based on Current Affairs)

(2) LETTER WRITING (in about 100 words)

(3) PRESS RELEASE/ APPEAL (in about 100 words)

(4) REPORT WRITING (in about 150 words)

(5) WRITING ON VISUAL INFORMATION (in about 150 words)

(6) FORMAL SPEECH (in about 150 words)

(7) READING COMPREHENSION

(8) PRECIS WRITING

(9) ENGLISH GRAMMAR

a. Tenses
b. Voice
c. Narration (Direct-Indirect)
d. Transformation of sentences
e. Use of Articles and Determiners
1. Use of Prepositions
g. Use of Phrasal verbs
h. Use of idiomatic expressions
i. Administrative Glossary
j. Synonyms/ Antonyms
k. One-word substitution
l. Cohesive devices/ Connectives/ Linkers
m. Affixes
n. Words that confuse homonyms/homophones

(10) TRANSLATION

TELUGU (S.S.C STANDARD)

1. ESSAY (A minimum of 200 words and a maximum of 250 words)

2. To ELABORATE the thought of poetic or verse (any two of the three)

3. PRECIS WRITING: 1/3rd summary of the given passage in your words

4. COMPREHENSION: A reading passage of about 250 words is to be given followed by short-answer type questions.

5. FORMAL SPEECH (Welcome, Farewell, Inauguration, etc.) / Speech for the press conference (energy, farm credit, pollution, health-related policy or problem) (in about 150 words)

6. To PREPARE THE STATEMENTS for publicity media (in about 100 words)

7. LETTER WRITING (in about 100 words):(Congratulation/Best wishes/Request/Complaint etc.)

8. DEBATE WRITING (in about 150 words) (Newspaper issues / current issues / editorial presenting individual opinion)

9. APPLICATION WRITING (in about 150 words)

10. REPORT WRITING (in about 150 words)
11. DIALOGUE WRITING OR DIALOGUE SKILLS Dialogues between two people (in about 150 words)
(Group discussion, work of the meeting, water, agriculture, health, sanitation, education-related problems etc.)

12. TRANSLATION: Translation from English to the Telugu Language

13. Grammar of Telugu

PAPER-I – GENERAL ESSAY (DEGREE STANDARD)

The candidates are required to attempt three essays, one from each of the three sections, in about 800 words each. Objective:
This paper is designed to test candidate’s (i) knowledge/ awareness of a variety of Subjects and (ii) their ability to compose a sustained piece of writing in the form of an essay.

Contents:

i. Current affairs
ii. Socio-political issues
iii. Socio-economic issues
iv. Socio-environmental issues
v. Cultural and historical aspects
vi. Issues related to civic awareness
vii. Reflective topics

Areas of Testing: This paper would test the following

1. Ability to compose a well-argued piece of writing
2. Ability to express coherently and sequentially
3. Awareness of the subject chosen

Evaluation / Marking: Credit will be given for the following

a. Observing established rules and format for essay writing
b. Grammatical correctness of expression
c. The originality of thought and expression.

PAPER — II: HISTORY, CULTURE, AND GEOGRAPHY OF INDIA AND ANDHRA PRADESH

A. History and Culture of India:

1. Pre-Historic Cultures in India- Indus Valley Civilization- Vedic Culture- MahajanapadasEmergence of New Religions-Jainism, Buddhism- Rise of the Magadha and Age of the Mauryas- Ashoka Dharma- Foreign Invasions on India- The Kushans. The Satavahanas, the Sangam Age in South India- the Sungas- the Guptas- the Kanauj and their Contributions- Historical Accounts of Foreign Travelers- Early Educational Institutions.
2. The Pallavas, the Badami Chalukyas, the Eastern Chalukyas, the Rashtrakutas, the Kalyani Chalukyas, and the Cholas- Socio-Cultural Contributions, Language, Literature Art, and Architecture- Delhi Sultanates- Advent of Islam and its Impact- Religious Movements like Bhakti and Sufi and Its Influence. Growth of Vernacular Languages, Scripts, Literature, Fine Arts- Socio-Cultural Conditions of the Kakatiyas, the Vijayanagara, the Bahmanis, the Qutubsahis, and their contemporary South Indian kingdoms
3. The Mughals Administration, Socio-Religious life and Cultural developments- Shivaji and Rise of Maratha Empire- Advent of Europeans in India. rade practices- Rise of East India Company its Hegemony- Changes in Administration, Social, and Cultural spheres- Role of Christian Missionaries.
4. Rise of British rule in India from 1757 to 1856- Land Revenue Settlement, Permanent Settlement, Ryothvari and Mahalvari-1857 Revolt and its Impact-Education, Press, Cultural changes- Rise of National Consciousness and Changes- Socio-Religious Reform Movements in 19th century- Rajaram Mohan Roy, Dayananda Saraswathi, Swamy Vivekananda, Annie Besant, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, and others. Rise of Indian Nationalism- Activities of Indian National Congress- Vandemataram, Home Rule Movements- Self Respect Movement- Jyothiba Phule, Narayana Guru, Periyar Ramaswamy Naicker- Role of Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Vallabai PatelSatyagraha- Quit India Movement- Dr B.R. Ambedkar and his Contributions.
5. Indian Nationalism in three phases- Freedom Struggle 1885-1905, 1905-1920 and Gandhi Phase 1920-1947- Peasant, Women, Tribal and Workers Movements- Role of Different parties in Freedom Struggle- Local and Regional Movements- Inter-Religious Unity and Communalism.
Independence and Partition of India- India after Independence- Rehabilitation after partition- Linguistic Re-organization of States- Integration of the Indian States- Indian Constitution- Economic policies- Foreign Policy Initiatives.

B. History and Culture of Andhra Pradesh:

6. Ancient: The Satavahanas, the Ikshvakus, the Salankayanas, the Pallavas, and the Vishnukundins- -Social and Economic Conditions- Religion, Language (Telugu), Literature, Art and Architecture- Jainism and Buddhism in Andhra. The Eastern Chalukyas, the Rashtrakutas, the Renati Cholas, and others- Socio-Cultural life, Religion- Telugu Script and Language, Literature, Art, and Architecture.
7. Medieval: Socio-Cultural and Religious Conditions in Andhradesa 1000 to 1565 A.D.- Antiquity, Origin and Growth Telugu Language and Literature (KavitrayaAsthadiggajas)- Fine Arts, Art& Architecture during the reign of Kakatiyas, Reddis, Gajapatis and Vijayanagaras and their feudatories. Historical Monuments-Significance, Contribution of Qutubshahis to Andhra History and Culture-Regional Literature- Praja Kavi -Vemana and others.
8. Modern: European Trade Establishments in Andhra- Andhra Under the Company RuleRole of Christian Missionaries- Socio-Cultural, Literary Awakening- C.P. Brown, Thomas Munro, Mackenzie-Zamindary, Polegary System- Native States and Little Kings. Role of Social Reformers- Gurajada Apparao, Kandukuri Veeresalingam, Raghupati Venkataratnam Naidu, Gidugu Ramamurthy, Annie Besant, and others- Library Movement in Andhra Pradesh- Role of News Paper- Folk and Tribal Culture, Oral Traditions, Subaltern Culture, Role of women.
9. Nationalist Movement: Role of Andhra leaders- Justice Party, Non-Brahmin MovementNationalist and Revolutionary Literature- Gurram Jashva, Boyi Bheemanna, Sri Sri, Garimella Satyanarayana, Rayaprolu Subbarao, Unnava Lakshminarayana, Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Choudhary and others, Andhra Mahasabhas, Andhra Movementprominent leaders- Alluri Sitaramraju, Duggirala Gopalakrishnaiah, Konda Venkatappayya,Pattabhi Seetaramaiah, Ponaka Kanakamma, Dokka SitammaGrandhlaya Movement- Ayyanka Venkataratnam, Gadicherla Harisarvothamarao, Kasinanathuni Nagesvara Rao- Potti Sreeramulu Formation of Andhra State,1953- Emergence of Andhra Pradesh,1956- Andhra Pradesh 1956 to2014- Causes for Bifurcation, 2nd June 2014 Impact.
10. Andhra Pradesh: Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh and its impact on Administrative, Economic, Social, Political, Cultural, and Legal Implications- Loss of Capital City, Building of New Capital and its financial Implications- Division of Employees and their Native
Issues- Effect of Bifurcation on Trade& Commerce, Industry – Implication of Financial Resources of State Government. Developmental Opportunities- Socio-Economic, Cultural and Demographic impact of Bifurcation- Impact on River water sharing and other link issues- Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act.2014- the Arbitrariness of certain provisions.

C. Geography: India and Andhra Pradesh

11. Physical Features and Resources: India and Andhra Pradesh, Major landforms, Climatic changes, Soil types, Rivers, Water, Streams, Geology, Rocks, Mineral Resources, Metals, Clays, Construction Materials, Reservoirs, Dams —Forests, Mountains, Hills, Flora and fauna, Plateau Forests, Hill Forests, Vegetation Classification.
12. Economic Geography: Agriculture, Live stocks, Forestry, Fishery, Quarrying, Mining, Household Manufacturing, Industries — Agro, Mineral, Forest, Fuel and manpower, Trade and Commerce, Communication, Road Transport, Storage and others.
13. Social Geography: Population Movements and Distribution, Human Habitations, Density, Age, Sex, Rural, Urban, Race, Caste, Tribe, Religion, Linguistic, Urban Migration, and Education Characteristics.
14. Fauna and Floral Geography: Wild Animals, Animals, Birds, Reptiles, Mammals, Trees, Plants, and others.
15. Environmental Geography: Sustainable Development, Globalization, Temperature, Humidity, Cloudiness, Winds, Special Weather Phenomena, Natural Hazards — Earth Quakes, Land Slides, Floods, Cyclones, Cloud Bursts, Disaster Management, Impact Assessment, Environmental Pollution, Pollution Management.

PAPER III – POLITY, CONSTITUTION, GOVERNANCE, LAW, AND ETHICS

(A) Indian Polity and Constitution

1. Indian Constitution and its salient features – Functions and duties of the Indian Union and the State Governments.
2. Issues and challenges about the Federal structure — Role of Governor in States – Distribution of powers between the Union and States (Union list, State list, and Concurrent list) — Issues and challenges.
3. Rural and Urban Local Governance under 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendment – Constitutional Authorities and their Role.
4. Parliament and State Legislatures — structure, functioning, the conduct of business, powers & privileges and issues arising out of these.
5. Judiciary in India — Structure and functions, important provisions relating to emergency and constitutional amendments, judicial review, and Public Interest Litigation.

(B) Public Administration and Governance

6. Meaning, Nature, and Scope of Public Administration — Evolution in India — Administrative ideas in Kautilya’s Arthashastra; Mughal administration; Legacy of British rule.
7. Government policies and interventions for development in various sectors and issues and problems of implementation.
8. Development processes – the role of civil society, NGOs, and other stakeholders –
9. Statutory, regulatory, and various quasi-judicial authorities – Role of Civil Services in Democracy.
10. Good governance and e-governance- Transparency, accountability, and responsiveness in governance — Citizen’s Charter. RTI, Public Service Act and their implications, Concept of Social Audit and its importance.

(C). Ethics in Public Service and Knowledge of Law

11. Ethics and Human Interface: Essence, determinants and Consequences of Ethics in Human actions: dimensions of Ethics: Ethics in Private and Public relationships, Ethicsintegrity and Accountability in Public Service.
12. Human values: Understanding the Harmony in the existence of Human relationships in society and Nature. Gender Equability in the Relationships Role of Family, society and Educational Institutions in imparting values to citizens, lessons from the lives and
teachings of great leaders, reformers and administrations.
13. Attitude: Content, Functions, its influence, and relation with thought and behavior, Moral and Political attitudes, the role of Social influence and persuasion. Emotional intelligence-Concepts and its utilities and application in Administration and
Governance.
14. Concept of Public Service, “Philosophical basis of Governance Professional Ethics in the light of right understanding and Vision for Holistic Technologies, Codes of Ethics, codes of Conduct, RTI, Public Service Act, Leadership Ethics, Work culture, Ethical principles within
an Organizational content. – Ethical and moral values in governance, Ethical issues in international relations, corruption, Lokpal, Lokayukta
15. Basic Knowledge of Laws in India Constitution of India: Nature and salient features – Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy – Bifurcation of powers between center and state (state list, union list, and concurrent list) – Powers of judiciary, executive, and legislature. Civil and Criminal laws: hierarchy of civil and criminal courts in India – the difference between substantial and procedural laws – order and decree – new developments in criminal laws, Nirbhaya Act. Labour Law: Concept of social welfare legislations in India, changing trends in employment and necessity for new labour laws. Cyber Laws: Information Technology Act – Cyber Security and Cyber Crime – difficulties in determining competent jurisdiction of courts in case of cyber crimes. Tax Laws: Laws relating to income, Profits, Wealth Tax, Corporate Tax – GST

Paper IV — ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA AND ANDHRA PRADESH

1) Major Challenges of Indian Economy
2) Resource Mobilization in the Indian Economy
3) Resource mobilization in Andhra Pradesh
4) Government Budgeting
5) Government budgeting in Andhra Pradesh
6) Inclusive Growth
7) Agricultural Development:
8) Agriculture Development in Andhra Pradesh:
9) Industrial Development and Policy
10) Industrial Policy of the AP Government
11) Infrastructure in India:
12) Infrastructure Development in Andhra Pradesh

Paper – V SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. Integration of Science, Technology, and Innovation for better human life; Science & Technology in everyday life; National Policies on the proliferation of Science, Technology, and Innovation; India’s contribution to the field of Science and Technology. Concerns and challenges in the proliferation and use of science and technology; Role and Scope of Science and Technology in nation building. Major Scientific Institutes for Science and Technology in AP and India. Major Scientific Institutes for Research and Development in AP and India. Achievements of Indian Scientists in the field of Science and Technology-Indigenous technology and developing new technologies.
2. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – its importance, advantages, and challenges; E-governance and India; Cyber Crime and policies to address security concerns. Government of India Policy on Information Technology (IT). IT Development in AP and India.
3. Indian Space Programme – Past, Present, and Future; Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) — its activities and achievements; Satellite Programmes of India and Use of Satellites in different fields like Health, Education, Communication Technology, Weather forecasting affecting human lives; Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO).
4. India’s energy needs, efficiency, and resources; Clean energy resources; Energy policy of India – Government Policies and Programmes. Conventional and Non Conventional energy resources. Energy demands, Indian Energy Sciences, Conventional energy powers, Tharmal, renewable energy resources, Solar, wind, Bio and wasted based, energy policies Geothermal and Tidel Sources, energy Policies in India, energy security. Salient features of the Nuclear Policy of India; Development of Nuclear programs in India, Nuclear Policies at the International level, and India’s stand on them.
5. Development Vs. Nature / Environment; Depletion of Natural Resources- Metals, Minerals — Conservation Policy. Environmental Pollution Natural and Anthropogenic and Environmental degradation. Sustainable Development — possibilities and Challenges; Climate Change and Its Effect on the World; Climate Justice — a global phenomenon; Environment Impact Assessment, Natural Disasters — Cyclones, Earth Quakes, Landslides & Tsunamis — Prediction Management. Correlation between Health & Environment, Social Forestry, Afforestation, Deforestation, Mining in AP and India. Types of Natural resources- renewable and Nonrenewable. Forest resources. Fishery resources. Fossil Fuels- Coal, Petroleum, and Natural Gas. Mineral resources. Water resources — Types, Watershed management. Land resources — types of soils and soil reclamation.
6. Environmental pollution and Solid waste management: Sources, impacts, and control of – air pollution, water pollution, and soil pollution. Noise pollution. Solid waste management – Types of solid waste, impacts of solid waste, recycling, and reuse. Remedial measures for Soil erosion and Coastal erosion. Global Environmental issues and role of information Technology in Environment and Human Health, Ozone layer
depletion, Acid rain. Global Warming and its Impacts. Environmental legislation: International Law, Montreal Protocol, Kyoto Protocol, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, CITES. The Environment (Protection) Act 1986, Forest Conservation Act, Wildlife protection act. Biodiversity Bill of India – cop 21 – Sustainable Development Goals – National Disaster Management Policy, 2016 of India and Disaster management initiatives in India. White Revolution, Green Revolution, and Green Pharmacy.
7. Nature, Scope, and Applications of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology in India; Ethical, Social, and Legal concerns, Government policies; Genetic engineering, issues related to it and its impact on human life. Bio–diversity, fermentation, Immuno – diagnosis techniques.
8. Human diseases-microbial infections. Common infections and preventive measures. Introduction to bacterial, viral, protozoa, and fungal infections. Basic knowledge of infections-diarrhea, dysentery, cholera, tuberculosis, malaria, viral infections like HIV, Encephalitis, Chikungunya, and bird flu-preventive measures during our breaks. Introduction to Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology. Basic concepts of genetic engineering. Tissue culture methods and applications. Biotechnology in agriculture- Bio-pesticides, Biofertilizers, Bio-fuels, Genetically modified crops. Animal husbandry- transgenic animals. Vaccines: Introduction to immunity, Fundamental concepts in vaccination, Production of Modern Vaccines (production of Hepatitis vaccine).
9. Issues related to Intellectual Property Rights in the field of Science and Technology. Promotion of Science in AP and India.

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APPSC Group 1 Syllabus 2023 – Frequently Asked Questions

How to download the APPSC Group 1 Syllabus PDF?

Candidates can download the APPSC Group 1 Syllabus PDF through the direct link attached to the current post.

For how many marks, will the APPSC Group 1 Prelims Exam be conducted?

The APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam will be conducted for 240 Marks.

What is the time limit for the APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam?

180 Minutes will be given for each paper in the APPSC Group 1 Mains Exam.

What is the language of the APPSC Group 1 Question Paper?

The APPSC Group 1 Question Paper will be in English and Telugu.